In order to avoid these errors, we must employ a symbolism which excludes them, by not applying the same sign in different symbols and by not applyin… - Ludwig Wittgenstein

It is clear that the causal nexus is not a nexus at all.

What I give is the morphology of the use of an expression. I show that it has kinds of uses of which you had not dreamed. In philosophy one feels forced to look at a concept in a certain way. What I do is suggest, or even invent, other ways of looking at it. I suggest possibilities of which you had not previously thought. You thought that there was one possibility, or only two at most. But I made you think of others. Furthermore, I made you see that it was absurd to expect the concept to conform to those narrow possibilities. Thus your mental cramp is relieved, and you are free to look around the field of use of the expression and to describe the different kinds of uses of it.

If we surrender the reins to language and not to life, then the problems of philosophy arise.